...atoms striking a BEC sometimes appears to leave before they enter...
Can somebody point me to where in the paper this is claimed ? If it's true then what happens if you destroy the atom going in just after the atom has come out ?
Ford never made any attempt to contact us before filing this lawsuit in federal court. A simple request to not point the domain at them would most likely have wound up with our doing just that, since the project really had nothing to do with Ford in the first place. But they never even tried to resolve this. In addition, Ford has the ability to block our pointer from reaching their homepage, which would accomplish everything they wanted. Again, they made no attempt to do this.
What do you mean ? Sade is *obviously* a big computer geek. What are her two most famous songs ?
Smooth Operator (an obvious reference to overloaded operators in OO programming languages); and Diamond Life (obviously a reference to hardened carbon based nano machines).
Do you hold glass manufactures responsible for 90% of home robberies?
I would if one glass company made 90% of all windows, and those windows randomly shattered and fell out of their frames.
This new scheme of Microsoft's is like that same glass company saying 'Don't worry, we now sell security grills which can be fitted to all windows, so even if the glass breaks and falls out, you'll still be OK'.
It's a shame really, it means that IBM internally will probably go on buying OS's from Microsoft. If they really tried, they could bring out a Lotus Notes client for Linux, and probably switch the majority of their employees over (most of them just use their desktops for email - I know from experience).
WMP is supported fine by the Crossover plugin. If it were really such a big issue, maybe Wal-Mart could work out a deal with Codewavers and get a volume discount.
Personally I'd rather see WMP with its built in DRM and Microsoft's "let us pay your bandwidth costs" bait and switch, disappear altogether.
"We haven't failed to get some message. We haven't claimed that we're immune from the law or anything of that kind, but we're just going to ignore it like we always do."
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Can somebody point me to where in the paper this is claimed ? If it's true then what happens if you destroy the atom going in just after the atom has come out ?
Yeah, he'd probably eat your balls !!
Think about how and why people have 'upgraded' to XP.
Go Microsoft !
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It's a documentary about people living in the Amtrak subways in New York, and is both fascinating and moving.
Smooth Operator (an obvious reference to overloaded operators in OO programming languages); and Diamond Life (obviously a reference to hardened carbon based nano machines).
How strange...we both posted the same thing at exactly the same time :-)
DoS does not always have to mean flooding a network (though that is the most common DoS attack).
I would if one glass company made 90% of all windows, and those windows randomly shattered and fell out of their frames.
This new scheme of Microsoft's is like that same glass company saying 'Don't worry, we now sell security grills which can be fitted to all windows, so even if the glass breaks and falls out, you'll still be OK'.
Or is 'innocent until proven guilty' really gone in the US ?
Personally I'd rather see WMP with its built in DRM and Microsoft's "let us pay your bandwidth costs" bait and switch, disappear altogether.
"We haven't failed to get some message. We haven't claimed that we're immune from the law or anything of that kind, but we're just going to ignore it like we always do."